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The public middle schools with the highest share of White students in Roseville, California

Across Roseville, California, 8 public middle schools are ranked here, ranked by the share of students who are White, from federal NCES enrollment data. Excelsior Elementary leads the list at 56.5%, against a median of 46.9% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
8
Roseville, California
Top % White
56.5%
Median % White
46.9%
MOST WHITE · ROSEVILLE, CALIFORNIA
#SchoolCityDistrictStudents% White
1Excelsior ElementaryRoseville, CAEureka Union46956.5%(265)
2Olympus Junior HighRoseville, CAEureka Union43953.3%(234)
3Warren T. Eich MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary93950.6%(475)
4Silverado MiddleRoseville, CADry Creek Joint Elementary1,01048.1%(486)
5Robert C. Cooley MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary1,14945.6%(524)
6Barbara Chilton MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary1,28943.2%(557)
7George A. Buljan MiddleRoseville, CARoseville City Elementary86243.0%(371)
8Wilson C. Riles MiddleRoseville, CACenter Joint Unified68231.5%(215)
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Racial and ethnic enrollment shares are factual figures reported by each school to the federal government (NCES). This list describes the composition of student bodies and is not an evaluation or endorsement of any school.

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